House prices vary massively according to where you live, even within the suburbs of Bristol.
Armed with a budget of around £300,000, you could get yourself an apartment in Clifton or a bigger house if you're willing to move a bit further afield to somewhere like Weston-super-Mare.
With that in mind, we’ve taken a look at what that amount can typically buy you in Bristol and places nearby.
All of these unique homes are for sale for around £300,000 and for some, you may have enough change left over for renovations.
Clifton
As perhaps Bristol's most exclusive suburb, there are slim pickings in Clifton when it comes to houses worth around £300,000.
However, that amount of cash could get you this three bedroom maisonette in Alma Vale Road, which is currently on sale for £295,000.
According to estate agents Hollis Morgan: "A spacious three bedroom maisonette (1122 Sq Ft) with bright and airy accommodation.
"The property now requires updating but offers huge potential for a fine home or investment in this sought after location.
"Alma Vale Road is a unique and picturesque, mainly residential road, with an eclectic range of individual shops and quasi commercial businesses in a quiet enclave between Whiteladies Road and Clifton Village.
"Clifton Down shopping centre is within a short walk whilst Whiteladies Road, with its plethora of restaurants, shops and leisure opportunities, is also nearby.
"Clifton College, Clifton High School and The University of Bristol together with other educational institutions are all within close proximity."
You can view the property on Zoopla here.
Bedminster
The suburbs in south Bristol are increasingly becoming some of the trendiest places to live in Bristol and Bedminster is no exception.
This three bed detached house in Bedminster Road is on sale for exactly £300,000 so you'll have no change left over.
However, what you get for your money is an open-plan lounge, modern fitted kitchen, three double bedrooms, underfloor heating and a fully-enclosed rear garden with decking
Estate agents Connells said: "This new-build house is situated within the highly-sought after, and locally-loved, area of Bedminster.
"This modern family home boasts an open-plan lounge/diner which benefits from plenty of natural light, a beautiful fitted kitchen with stylish features such as copper-coloured fixtures and intergrated appliances which are of a superior quality.
"Double-glazed patio doors which lead out onto a beautiful decked terrace which will make a perfect place to entertain during the summer months and further benefits include a downstairs guest cloakroom, three well-presented double bedrooms a contemporary main bathroom and an en-suite to the master!"
You can view the property on Zoopla here.
Patchway
Head further north out of the city and you'll be able to get this new, three bed terraced house in Patchway for £299,995.
What you get for that money is an open plan kitchen/dining area, sitting room with french doors to the garden, a built-in downstairs storage space and a stylish white bathroom suite.
Estate agents Bovis Homes said: "If you want stunning living space, and plenty of it, this is the home for you.
"The front-facing sitting room flows seamlessly into an open-plan dining kitchen, which opens to the garden at the rear.
"Upstairs you’ll find three comfy bedrooms, including a master en suite.
"Already one of Bristol's most important new communities, Charlton Hayes is a perfect place to live with plenty of local facilities and places to relax.
"Bristol is a modern, lively city with striking architecture and a fascinating history."
You can view the property on Zoopla here.
Weston-super-Mare
Looking further afield, £300,000 is likely to buy you a three to four-bedroom detached house in Weston-super-Mare.
This one was originally a four-bedroom property but is now configured as a three-bedroom with dressing area.
On the ground floor there is an entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, study, modern fully integrated kitchen and large conservatory.
On the first floor there is a master bedroom with en-suite shower room and dressing area, two further double bedrooms and family bathroom.
See the listing here.
Bath
£300,000 will most likely get you a modest two-bedroom leasehold apartment in the centre of Bath.
This one in Bennett Street is in a desirable location just a few yards from both The Circus and Assembly Rooms, with a pedestrian walkway through to the top of Milson Street, one of the city's main shopping strips.
On the entrance floor of the property, you will find a recently redecorated bathroom, before heading upstairs to the main accommodation of the apartment.
See the listing here.
